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Mangosteen: Insect Pest And Disease Management
management. Forest Tree disease and pest Diagnosis (Canada). Nursery Tree disease and pest Diagnosis (Canada). Tree Care information. forestry
http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/horticulture/5451.html

Extractions: Queensland Horticulture Institute, Centre for Wet Tropics Agriculture, South Johnstone The mangosteen is relatively free of pest and disease problems. The more common disorders, diseases and insect pests of mangosteen are given in Tables 1 and 2. It appears that the bitter yellow exudate which is excreted when leaves or fruit are damaged have some disinfection properties. "Gamboge" is a disorder which can affect the fruit. A yellow resin or latex produced by the branches and fruit can penetrate and seep into the flesh giving a bitter taste. Translucent flesh is another disorder which affects the fruit, making the fruit inedible. Wind or pest damage can induce these disorders. Table 1.
Crop Pest And Disease Management : Challenges For The Millennium/edited By D. Pr
of apoptosis against pest and disease/S. Nageswari and use of nematocides in nematodepest management/D. Prasad of bioherbicides for weed management in forestry
http://www.vedamsbooks.com/no26142.htm

Extractions: Crop Pest and Disease Management : Challenges for the Millennium/edited by D. Prasad and S.N. Puri. New Delhi, Jyoti Publishers, 2002, 454 p., tables, ISBN 81-901384-0-5. Contents: I. Insect management options: II. Disease management options: 17. Fungal and bacterial diseases of sesame and their management/M.L. Verma. 18. Breeding spot blotch resistance in wheat/Rajiv K. Sharma and V.C. Sinha. 19. Advances in the management of Chickpea wilt/S.N. Gurha, Udit Narain, Vishwa Dhar and R.A. Singh. 20. Disease management strategies of green house crops/Pratibha Sharma. 21. Soybean rusta threat to soybean cultivation/N.P. Madane and D.M. Sawant. 22. Viruses as predisposing or resistance inducing factors in fungal pathogens/A. Kalra and Narayan Rishi. 23. Resistance to loose smut in wheat/V.N. Waghmare and Shoe Raj. 24. Management strategies for mango bacterial canker disease/Ram Kishun. 25. A new approach in disease resistance/Sujay Rakshit. III. Nematode management options: 26. Nematode problems in India/S.B. Sharma, H.K. Sharma and Pankaj. 27. Ecology and mangement of plant parasitic nematodes/Gautam Chawla, A.N. Srivastava and S.B. Sharma. 28. Role of apoptosis against pest and disease/S. Nageswari and H.K. Sharma. 29. Management of potato nematodes/K.S. Krishna Prasad. 30. Management strategies for nematode pests of maize/A.N. Srivastava and Gautam Chawla. 31. Nematode survival strategies in wheat and rice/Shefta T. Chandel. 32. Nematode parasites of Solanaceous vegetables/Anil Sirohi and Sharad Mohan. 33. Management strategies of the nematodes associated with rice crops/Shefta T. Chandel and D. Prasad. 34. Soil solarization in nematode management/U. Chakrabarti and S.D. Mishra. 35. Rational use of nematocides in nematode pest management/D. Prasad and S.B. Sharma.
Integrated Pest Management Tools - Landscape Nursery And Urban Forestry - UMass
Agriculture and forestry Agricultural Chemicals pesticides (42). Home Gardens pest and disease Control (45) information on pest and disease control and management, organised by
http://www.umassgreeninfo.org/fact_sheets/ipmtools.html

Extractions: Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and Plant Health Care (PHC) are strategies for managing ornamental plants in landscapes and nurseries in ways that reduce the potential for pest and disease problems. When problems do occur, the practitioner implementing an IPM/PHC approach follows a sequence of steps in the management of the pest or disease that is designed to minimize impacts on the environment. Below are some of the tools that a practitioner would use in implementing an IPM/PHC program. Current pesticide and integrated pest management recommendations can be found in UMass Extension's Management Guide for Woody Ornamentals Additional Information:
A Taylor & Francis Journal: International Journal Of Pest Management
to control strategies; assessment of pest and disease damage (damage and economic thresholds); Researchers in agriculture, horticulture, forestry and stored products pest management.
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Dow AgroSciences Canada
Crop protection company with diverse interests, including weed, insect and disease management for agricultural crops, forestry and urban pest management.
http://www.dowagro.ca
Integrated Pest And Disease Management
and transfer knowledge and technology for pest and disease management to farmers FederalBiological Research Centre for Agriculture and forestry (BBA), and
http://www.ciat.cgiar.org/ipm/

Extractions: Products Cassava: Biology, Production and Utilization (Book) Entomophagous Nematodes:A New Solution for the Cassava Crop in 2000 (Video) Chemistry, Useful Tool to Improve Biological Control (Video) Pests, Diseases, and Nutritional Disorders of the Common Bean in Africa: A Field Guide ... All IPM-related Products About Us Project Description Highlights 2002 Special Cassava Projects Our Team ... Last update: 8 April 2003 The new variety, which is resistant to the species Aleurotrachelus socialis CORPOICA ). It resulted from a cross between two cassava clones, one collected in Ecuador (MECU 72) and the other in Brazil (MBRA 12). The cross was made at the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT), based in Palmira, Colombia (
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Innovative Pest And Disease Management In Horticultural And Plantation Crops/edi
in integrated pest and disease management of crops integrated approaches for themanagement of nematodes Innovative strategies for pest control in forestry/OK
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Extractions: Innovative Pest and Disease Management in Horticultural and Plantation Crops/edited by S. Narasimhan, G. Suresh and S. Daniel Wesley. Chennai, SPIC Science Foundation, 2001, $25. Contents: I. Biological Control and IPM: 1. Perspectives in horticultural development in India: need for efficient IPM strategies/S. Jayaraj. 2. Pheromone technology-trends/S. Narasimhan, S. Daniel Wesley and S. Kannan. 3. Phermones as tools in IPM of vegetable crops: sex phermone mediated control of brinjal shoot/fruit borer/B. Krishnakumari and J.S. Yadav. 4. Studies on sex pheromones of tea mosquito bug, Helopeltis theivora waterhouse, infesting tea in southern India/R. Sudhakaran, N. Muraleedharan, S. Narasimhan and R. Selvasundaran. 5. Development of pheromone mass trapping technique for management of yellow stem borer ( Scirpophaga incertulas , walker) in rice /K. Krishnaiah, Rama Gopala Varma, Syed Zainulabedin, I.C. Pasalu and J.S. Yadav. 6. Pheromone studies of banana rhizome weevil, Cosmopolites sordidus G. (Curculionidae: Coleoptera) for the management of pest-a review/B. Padmanaban, P. Sundararaju and S. Narasimhan. 7. Role of behaviour modifying chemicals in the management of key pests of palms/P.S.P.V. Vidyasagar and K. Subaharan. 8. Epideictic compounds from the banana pseudostem weevil Odioporus longicollis Cosmopolites Sordidus and study their potential in the management of the pest/B. Padmanaban. 20. Surveillance of pests and natural enemy complex on vegetable Lablab and Cowpea Intercrops in cotton ecosystem under rainfed conditions/T. Abdul Razak and Jayaraj. 21. Observations on the host plant-pest-natural enemy interactions in a polycrop ecosystem under rainfed conditions in southern Tamil Nadu state/S. Jayaraj, T. Abdul Razak and G. Thambidurai. 22. Observations on the behaviour and predatory potential of the red ant
Armed Forces Pest Management Board
Armed Forces pest management Board Technical Information Memorandum No. 18 Installation pest management Program Guide Published and Distributed by the DEFENSE pest management INFORMATION ANALYSIS CENTER Forest Glen Section or incidence, of vectorborne disease. 4. Documented complaints resources program (Land management, Agronomy, forestry, Wildlife) use pesticides
http://www.afpmb.org/pubs/tims/tim18.htm
IPM Commodities - Forestry, Greenhouse/Ornamental, Household/
Identify and promote environmentally friendly methods of pest and disease controlContinue developing resistance management strategies for pests
http://paipm.cas.psu.edu/commod2.html
Forest Protection
and subtropical forest entomology and pathology; Forest pest and disease surveillancesystems forestry quarantine and exotic pest incursion management.
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Extractions: fibre chain. QFRI home Queensland Forestry Research Institute is a national and international leader in tree health and boasts the largest and most experienced forest health team in Australia. We provide identification, monitoring, research and advisory services to the forest growing industries for the prevention and management of tree disorders caused by biotic and abiotic agents. Tropical and subtropical forest entomology and pathology Forest pest and disease surveillance systems design and implementation Rural and urban tree decline diagnosis Forest protection education, training and technology transfer
Forest Protection And Management
employees have been established, and 60,000 people are engaged in forestry administrativeand management work, which . 3. Forest pest and disease Control.
http://www.forestry.ac.cn/zglyjs/4y.htm
Department Of Natural Resources And Conservation FORESTRY DIVISION FOREST PEST M
LINKS Current Regional Insect disease Outbreaks USFS Forest contact Steve KohlerForest pest management Specialist Service forestry Bureau DNRC
http://www.dnrc.state.mt.us/forestry/ServiceForestryPrograms/ForestPestManagemen

Extractions: FOREST PEST MANAGEMENT The Forest Pest Management (FPM) Program provides pest surveys, training and technical services for the management and control of damaging insects and diseases on Montana's State and private forests. The program operates in conjunction with the United States Forest Service's Region One Forest Health Protection Program. THE PROGRAM PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING SERVICES: - Conducting detection surveys on State and Private Lands -
Forestry Tree Research
Intergrated crop management strategy Costeffective, safe, environmentallyacceptable pest and disease management, including disease epidemiology
http://www.hri.ac.uk/site2/research/trees2/pathology.htm

Extractions: PATHOLOGY, PESTS AND DISEASES The underlying research theme of the Entomology and Plant Pathology Department is the integrated management of pests and diseases of perennial crops which includes pest and disease detection and diagnosis, epidemiology, pathogen biology and molecular typing and disease control of perennial horticultural crops. With the exception of research programmes on bacterial canker and fungal diseases of Prunus, most of this research is applied to fruit trees and perennial herbaceous crops. Nevertheless, this expertise is directly applicable to forest trees. Bacterial, fungal and viral pathogens : Bacterial Canker of cherry: biology, epidemiology, molecular finger printing, resistance (MAFF programme); the fungal programme includes molecular detection, quantitative epidemiology, control and modelling of fungal diseases on perennial crops. Work on leaf spots and fungal die back of cherry is augmented by major research programmes on fungal canker and Verticillium . Detection, characterisation and epidemiology of viruses of fruit crops.
Disease : TreeLink : The Community Forestry Resource
June 9, 1995 issue of Horticulture and Home pest News, presented 160 Armillaria RootDisease A guide and diagnosis, infection patterns, and management of this
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CSFS Montrose District - Forest Pest Management
A set of pest management sheets, (some in PDF format only), with detailed information on specific Category Science Agriculture forestry pests and diseases the US Forest Service Colorado State University Integrated pest management WesternUS Integrated pest management Forest Tree disease and pest Diagnosis (Canada
http://lamar.colostate.edu/~montrose/pests.htm

Extractions: other forestry topics This site is Frames Free If you prefer frames Forest Pest Management information sheets Some titles are available in HTML, PDF or both. Publications in PDF require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader program. For information for your local area, contact your county Colorado State Cooperative Extension office. Outside of Colorado, refer to the Web page for your state's land-grant university. Available from
North Central Forest Pest Workshop 1999, Agenda
815 AM, pest management in the Urban Forest. Dutch Elm disease managementin Winnipeg. Mike Allen City of Winnipeg forestry Department.
http://www.na.fs.fed.us/spfo/ncfpw/ncfpw99/agenda.htm

Extractions: Monday (September 13) Registration and Poster set up 5:00 PM Fun Run Tuesday (September 14) 7:00 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM Welcome: Gord Jones, Manitoba Director of Forestry 8:15 AM Pest Management in the Urban Forest The Role of the Coalition in DED Management in Winnipeg Dutch Elm Disease Management in Winnipeg Dutch Elm Disease Management in Manitoba Managing Urban Tree Pests Using a Computerized Tree Inventory The Threat of the Asian Longhorned Beetle Community Forest Partnership Management of Asian Longhorned Beetle Gina Childs - US Forest Service 11:45 AM New Approaches in Forest Pest Management 12:15 PM Lunch 1:00 PM Poster Session 1998 Eastern Ontario Ice Storm; Chuck Davis, Canadian Forestry Service, Great Lakes Collection of Forest Health Information in Manitoba Forest Surveys; Yvonne Beaubien and Linda Christianson, Manitoba Natural Resources Causes of Mortality of Fruits of Arceuthobium americanum: Their influence on inoculum levels and Population Dynamics; David Punter, Dept of Botany, University of Manitoba
Many Roads Lead To Innovation: Examples Of Disease And Pest Management Research
forest/forest health/forestry/fungus/gain blotch/leaf blotch disease/management/monoculture/moth growthforest/optimal/pest/pest management/plantation/plantation
http://members.forestry.crc.org.au/refs/ref9796.htm

Extractions: Keywords: Autumn Gum Moth/blotch/breeding/change/complex/CRC-SPF/crop/decay/disease/ecosystem/environment/Eucalyptus/forest/forest health/forestry/fungus/gain/genetic/grow/gum/health/infection/information/innovation/leaf/leaf blotch/leaf blotch disease/management/monoculture/moth/Mycosphaerella/native/native forest/new/old-growth forest/optimal/pest/pest management/plantation/plantation forestry/plantation trial/production/protection/regrowth forest/research/resource/resource protection/science/seed/seminar/solution/stand/stand health/stem/study/sustainable management/system/talk/Tasmania/tree/University of Tasmania/wood/wood decay Abstract: In the past decade, Australian forestry research directions have seen a major shift from being based on old-growth and regrowth forestry to intensively managed plantations. Plantations require the precision management that we associate with crops - and in many cases represent a monoculture. For precision management, multifaceted research is essential for optimal production and stand health. Different threats and challenges face plantations that were not important for native forest. As an example from forest health, the leaf blotch disease (Mycosphaerella spp.) is only a major problem in a plantation environment. This talk will outline the need for a mixture of research types to provide innovative research - from pure basic to applied research. This will be demonstrated with selected examples of pest and disease management solutions. These include studies of disease (leaf blotch), wood decay (fungal infection of the woody stem) and pests (Autumn Gum Moth)
Key Research Portfolios
plantations, farm and urban forestry;; Silvicultural regimes to produce highquality timber products;; Integrated pest and disease management regimes for
http://www.forestsciencecentre.vic.gov.au/research.html

Extractions: Chemistry, physics and biology of forest soils Tree nutrition and nutrient cycling in plantation and natural forest ecosystems Response models for the nutritional management of plantations Hydrology, soil protection, and water quality of forested catchments; Impacts of harvesting and regeneration burning on forest soils; Diagnostic service for the identification of fertiliser requirements of plantations. Prescribed burning guidelines for forest, woodland and heath ecosystems; Fire behaviour models and fire suppression strategies for native ecosystems; Ecological impacts of fire and ecologically sustainable management systems; Fire training services Expert advice on fire behaviour and suppression strategies at major wildland fires.
State And Private Forestry: Forest Health Protection - USDA Forest Service
mistletoe management, insect and disease pests of inventory, field crew supervision,pest management surveys and General forestry, ground and aerial detection
http://www.fs.fed.us/r1-r4/spf/fhp/aboutus/

Extractions: Ogden, UT 84401 Comments or questions can be sent to jcroberts@fs.fed.us Forest Health Protection Northern and Intermountain Regions Mission What is FHP? The Forest Health Protection staff consists of entomologists, pathologists, foresters, other forest health specialists and technicians who have specialized skills and experience in insect and disease diagnosis, management, pesticide use and management, and knowledge about broader forest health concepts, conditions, and trends. We help people understand the effects various agents have on their forests, the alternatives they have to influence those effects, and ways that treatments can be integrated to meet multiple objectives. Services are provided through two regional programs and four field offices. What does FHP do?

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